Formations After the Big Bang and Their Nature

Formations After the Big Bang and Their Nature

I have mentioned what the state before the Big Bang might have been in my previous articles. So, what do we know or what have we been taught about the formation after the Big Bang? If we take the aftermath of the Big Bang as a basis, did material quantities spontaneously form step by step in a vast void and take their current shape as we are told, or was everything under the control of someone or something? Or, as some say, are we just one of the universes that continuously form and separate within eternal nothingness?

If so, who or what created the very first universe? Wouldn't our universe, formed after the Big Bang, also come to an end one day if that is the case? Or, what will our universe transform into when it ends after the Big Bang? Doesn't every change occurring in our universe resemble this process?

If you like, let this be enough questions, and let us move on to the answers. The question of what happened before the Big Bang leads us to the problem of the first cause. Whatever the name of the first cause may be, it is certain that there is an initiator. Looking at how matter is interconnected with a flawless calculation after its formation, we can infer that this initiator possesses a perfect intellect. Furthermore, because all matter in the universe is subject to the same rules, we can deduce the uniqueness of this initiator.

Moreover, the fact that all matter in our universe is interconnected within the framework of a law signifies to us that the initiator did not sever its connection with matter even after matter was formed. It is remarkable that the cumulative total of all this proven data shows no incompatibility whatsoever with the teachings of the religion of Islam. If this much evidence is sufficient, let us continue with the other teachings of Islam.

I will answer the other questions based on these teachings. The initiator that created this universe is Allah (CC), whose attributes are fully described in the Qur'an. Our universe will come to an end one day, and after it ends, it will be recreated as the place of gathering (Mahshar). The place of gathering will be designed with vastly different laws of physics than the universe we are currently in, and it will host the Day of Judgment, the details of which are given in the Qur'an.

As understood from verses in the Qur'an such as "Do they not look around themselves?" or "Do they not reflect?", laws of physics that are similar to those on Earth but highly different will be in effect in the place of gathering as well.

Still, if you choose not to believe, it is up to you, but I wrote this article just so that you might think about it.